Dayton Daily News from Dayton, Ohio • 33

3.3 DAYTON DULY NEWS Triday, January 14. 1972 Frost, Friends Jet Out for Lunch -1 3 FRIDAY JAN. P.M. MATCH Free Karpin On Bridge Sat Rnllfir 6 LAPS BLOCKING CATTELL VS. ROBINSON ing emerald lawns, gardens and the Atlantic ocean.

The return flight was a replay with more champagne, more hors d'oeuvres and more caviar. At 6 p.m., the plane landed and the peaceful SVi-hour food and drink marathon came to an end. The guests, raving about what a good day it had been, hugped and kissed Frost goodbye. New York was dark and overcast. The temperature was 45 degrees.

"It's back to the ordinary thing Levine said. "Nathan's and plain old 21." HARA SPORTS ARENA JOLTERS VS. PIONEERS siiri tfsnvto oat so-i oo-3 ta ON SAU SKIS ASNA AND AU TICKET AOfNCIfi WATCH ROLLER DERBY IN COLOR ON TV! CH. 2: SATURDAYS at 1:30 P.M. in the chartered front section of a Boeing 747 with regular passengers in the back.

The first round of what was to be a day of champagne was served. Frederick Brisson, the producer, described his office's reaction to the event. Once the plane was up, it became a flying cocktail party. Guitarists strolled the aisles. A palmist and a graphologist, both of whom insisted upon being called "behav-i i went about their work.

Two hours and perhaps 10 bottles of champagne later, the plane landed in sunny Bermuda. The temperature was I 1 1 T'J'IL'1 mmKm (Cl New Vtrk TliiMt ttrvlc NEW YORK David Frost took 60 of his better friends to lunch the other day. In Bermuda. His guests reported at Kennedy airport at 9:30 a.m. and were welcomed with coffee, with or without cognac.

Carl B. Stokes, former Mayor of Cleveland, was among the first to arrive. Then came Bobby Fischer, the chess champion, Barbara Walters, the television news commentator, John Kenneth Calbraith, James A. Miche-ner, Mrs. Bennett Cerf, Joseph E.

Levine and a raft of newspaper and magazine people. BV 10, the host and his 1 -e over-achievers, some of whom had never met each other, were belted down North-South vulnerable. North dales. NORTH 7 63 2 9 5 0 A 10 7 5 Ak7 It EST EAST 0 10 4 9KQ 10 82 9764 OKJ94 0Q832 Q952 10 SOUTH A 9 8 5 3 06 8 6 4 3 The bidding: mm asi 130 IstRUNSHOWING" BIG ff MATINEE SAT-SUN ls 111 ym 11 v'' 2nd BIG WEEK 72 degrees. A CALYPSO band played for more cocktails, this time on a high terrace overlooking slop IV.

North East South Pass i'as 1 4 Pass Pass West Pass lie. In all competitive endeavors, including bridge, the top-echelon player has earned to concede defeat no matter how bleak his prospects may appear to be. After all, situations do arise in which even gifted adversaries have blind spots, get careless, or revoke. And, further, what often appears to the naked eye to be an apparently hopeless posi-' tion is revealed by further examination not to be a hopeless one. The latter sIThation is illustrated in today's deaL Had North elected to open the bidding originally, his bid would not have been subject to any criticism.

However, he elected to pass. When his a opened with one spade, North made the correct bid of four spades. Had he jumped to only three spades (after passing). South had the perfect right to pass. And, with his actual hand, South would almost surely have passed, for it would have been impossible for South to have visualized that North held the 'hand he actually did hold.

West's opening lead of the ft rLUi VV ff i AND SI 1 1 Plf! IT CljIBt GET IT" (XJ INEASTMAr IN EASTMAN COLOR ADULTS ONLY Z. MtlMUUULUM I IUN 1UUI MAI N. II A The biars Of 'Oiiver! Work Their Again! SrM.i:v I loi mww I Ii.ii.n nci.u OVER! GP 3 Sun. Thru 9:00 Fri. A Sat.

Mots. Sun. McCOOK immmmmrnm NOW THRU JAN. 15th t27KtOWIf 221-1212 Opening lead: King of v1. done a thing about preventing South from fulfilling his contract.

At trick three, South led a low heart, West winning the trick with his queen. A diamond was returned by West, the trick befog won by dummy's ace. A diamond was next ruffed in the closed hand, after which South's remaining heart was trumped. A third diamond lead was then ruffed by South. A club was now led to the board's king, and the ace of clubs was then cashed.

South next dummy's remaining diamond. And when declarer now cashed his king of spades, he had just made his tenth, and game-going trick. With two tricks to go, the defenders had three theoretical winners: two in trumps and one in clubs. But with only two tricks to be played, all the law would allow them to make were two trump tricks. SPECIAL YOUTH SHOW SATURDAY AND SUNDAY IIITUIC RARV IC "HERCULES IN NEW YORK" AT 12:30 ALL SEATS $1.00 THE JfeM i iownnosi SAINTS i heart king was captured by South's ace, after which the ace of trumps was laid down.

When West discarded the deuce of East became revealed as the possessor of two sure trump tricks. And, further, it appeared that a heart and a club would also have to be lost. But when play had ended, South had made ten i a after the opening lead had been made, the opponents could not have NOW AT CINEMA I eW: i in 1 Exclusive Dayton Showing Everyone's Favorite Private Eye He's Back Again The Country's Leading Comedy Group in A CtMT "BLONDE IN BLACK LACE" uaa inii m-iiBeiit- it RninMiwri MmttTvmwnwntoWHmmwmrwmiWBmKwmmMmiutwa in iiniiini i -PLUS- urn LIVING COLOR FILMS rBnf 'I nd Adulf Hif! lWf ftiUriflt S-vt Wt fl" I 3 V. uam inltinn factor tl 7 hunter" campfire" Denny SEPARATE VACATIONS" urns. I I1T7 '( IWWWWM HAAt.

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